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  1. Viable businesses should ‘focus’ as Australia braces for insolvency bump

    tipped to pivot to a post-pandemic compliance crackdown. “While the ATO has been very quiet for almost 12 months, that won’t last,” he said. “And that’s when we expect to see the insolvency wave building.” The ATO’s debt book grew to $53 billion over...

  2. A CFO’s guide to the biggest financial questions of 2021

    growth strategies which arrive out of impetus for change. Strategic growth strategies which have been put on hold for the last year, but already approved at board level, are ready to be executed. Q: What are the biggest challenges as a CFO in 2021? What...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: ORB Alternative
    • Category: Business

  3. Are you engaging your clients in a compliant way?

    When was the last time you updated your engagement letter? The Tax Practitioners Board recommends engaging your clients annually, at a minimum. We know you don’t have time to formally engage your clients every year, despite the recommendation from the...

    • Type: Article
    • Author: Practice Ignition
    • Category: Business

  4. ‘It slows growth’: Morrison slams Victorian budget

    has accused the Victorian government of being “addicted to higher taxes”, after slamming the state’s budget released last week. Speaking from Hillwood Berry Farm in Tasmania, a stop on his government’s federal budget tour, Prime Minister Scott Morrison...

  5. EY appoints new strategy and transactions leader

    Cotter has been with the firm since November 2016, when she joined as an infrastructure advisory partner. She has spent the last two years as an infrastructure advisory leader, based in Sydney, and serves on the Infrastructure Partnerships Australia...

  6. BDO appoints new risk advisory services partner

    its Sydney-based risk advisory services practice. Matthew Williams joins the mid-tier firm from Deloitte, where he spent the last 24 years, 14 of which as partner. Mr Williams held a variety of roles at Deloitte. Recent years have seen him deliver the...

  7. ATO sheds light on crypto compliance focus

    quarantined. It applies for future years.” Mr O’Grady’s warnings follow the beginnings of an ATO crypto compliance crackdown last year, as the pandemic prompted a marked increase in consumer investment. The Tax Office has since allocated substantial...

  8. Former director charged after ASIC investigation

    The Commonwealth Director of Public Prosecutions is prosecuting the matter after a brief referral from ASIC. ASIC in January last year applied to have Global Merces wound up, before the Federal Court of Australia ordered that Global Merces Funds...

  9. ATO to set its sights on ‘copy-paste’ expense claims

    work-related expense claims related to clothing and laundry, self-education, car and travel, the Tax Office said it expects last year’s downward trend to continue. “In 2020, we saw a decrease in the value of work-related expenses for cars, travel,...

  10. ATO clears the air over lodgement support bungle

    to tax practitioners has now been established after confusion reigned over the Tax Office’s initial offer of support. Last Friday, the ATO announced that it would look to support practitioners struggling to meet lodgement deadlines through a dedicated...

  11. AFCA reveals new chair

    Tribunal, to provide a single external dispute resolution service. “Helen has been an exceptional chair of AFCA over the last three years, establishing AFCA as an important national body, helping industry and thousands of consumers to resolve often...

  12. Government appoints 2 new Board of Taxation members

    will replace BDO partner Mark Pizzacalla and KPMG partner Craig Yaxley after their six-year terms expired at the end of last year. Mrs Titman, a BDO partner and the head of strategic innovation, has 25 years’ experience in working with SMEs in areas...

  13. Federal budget 2021: Old jobs, new tricks?

    98 per cent loan-to-value ratio at a time when housing is running hot. Australia’s housing market hit $8.1 trillion in value last month, surpassing the combined values of listed shares, superannuation and commercial real estate by $1 trillion....

    • Type: Article
    • Author: Jo Masters and Johnathan McMenamin, EY Oceania
    • Category: Business

  14. Labor drags its feet on stage 3 tax cuts

    because we know how much they like to increase taxes on working Australians and hardworking small businesses.” Labor last aired opposition to stage 3 cuts in October last year when stage 2 cuts were introduced early and backdated to 1 July 2020. The...

  15. Xero scores subscriber surge despite slowed revenue

    falling short of analyst estimates by 20 per cent. The company reported a revenue increase of NZ$848.8 million over the last 12 months, making a profit of NZ$19.77 million for the year, up from NZ$3.3 million the year before. Xero recorded record...

  16. Board of Tax probes ATO, AusIndustry administration of R&D tax incentive

    The final report will be due by 30 November. The review comes after reforms to the R&D tax incentive passed Parliament last year, following the government’s commitment to invest $2 billion in the incentive. Refreshed guidance around the tax incentive,...

  17. From a soft hug to a tight squeeze: ATO tightens its grip on private and wealthy groups

    as a result of recent tax gap reports, which highlighted a 7.7 per cent tax gap in the sector worth $772 million. As of July last year, the ATO had been in touch with 460 Top 500 groups, and has since initiated engagements with a further 80. As for the...

  18. Businesses stall on payment times as credit enquiries rise

    payment times in April. “It is concerning... that twice as many industries reported a deterioration in payment times versus last month,” said Patrick Coghlan, CEO of CreditorWatch. “This is to be expected following the withdrawal of JobKeeper — the...

  19. Business confidence hits 7-year high

    business confidence for April has reached a seven-year high, up by 62.9 per cent to 125.3 points from 48.4 points in April last year, according to new figures from Roy Morgan. Business confidence is 11.6 points above the long-term average of 113.7...

  20. Full expensing, loss carry-back extended to 2023

    for a further 12 months as it attempts to spur businesses to continue riding an investment wave. Both measures, announced in last year’s October budget, will now be extended for 12 months until 30 June 2023 at a cost of $20.7 billion over the next four...

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